Podcasts about guy cooper

A natural born fixer...innate skills from the Lord...a passion for tearing into things...how will God use this for His glory?  Come and meet Guy Cooper.  Did God do a 180 on his life?  Of course He did!!  That's what makes this wonderful!Reach Out to Me:Website: www.dontignorethenudge.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/dontignorethenudgeIG: @dontignorethenudgepodcastPrivate FB group to WATCH interviews: www.dontignorethenudge.com/facebook__________________________________________________________________________________________Business/Personal Coaching with Cori:www.corifreeman.com(951) 923-2674

A natural born fixer...innate skills from the Lord...a passion for tearing into things...how will God use this for His glory?  Come and meet Guy Cooper.  Did God do a 180 on his life?  Of course He did!!  That's what makes this wonderful!Reach Out to Me:Website: www.dontignorethenudge.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/dontignorethenudgeIG: @dontignorethenudgepodcastPrivate FB group to WATCH interviews: www.dontignorethenudge.com/facebook__________________________________________________________________________________________Business/Personal Coaching with Cori:www.corifreeman.com(951) 923-2674

Marshall Plumb talks about his time with Ross Pederson, Guy Cooper, Brian Swink, going to work at Dunlop, his dream of running his own team, and more in this installment of Industry Insights.

Are you a business owner looking to improve your relationships with your employees and create a more positive workplace culture? In this episode of Cash In On Camera, we sit down with Guy Cooper, a seasoned entrepreneur with over 35 years of experience in building stronger relationships between business owners and their employees. Guy shares his strategies and insights on creating a positive workplace culture, fostering open communication, and motivating teams to achieve their best. Watch the full LIVE video interview on Sheryl's YouTube channel here: https://youtube.com/live/VQFBqM56BhE --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sherylplouffe/message

Weege and Matthes discuss another race where Guy Cooper should've won, Bradshaw's epic ride, Doug Dubach winning his first and only career 450SX race and more. We even get Dubach on the line to tell us about that night, where the trophy is, his beloved RM125, what Damon said to him after and more.

Season finale in '90 sees Guy Cooper win his first and only title with tons of drama behind the scenes with Mike Kiedrowski, Team Honda, JMB and more. We talk to MX Kied about it and gt into what a nutty year it was for these guys.

What to do first and when… (Recorded live on Clubhouse October 15, 2021) We were joined by business guide and executive coach Guy Cooper to hear his proven checklist to help bring startup ideas to fruition. The importance of figuring out what you want your brand to represent, getting the right people on board, and earning the trust of your investors early on in the process and more. Moderators: Colin C. Campbell, Michele Van Tilborg, Jeff Sass Speaker: Guy Cooper Sign up to our email and never miss an update on our special events, guest speakers, and more: https://startup.club/

From Stagnant to Stardom (Recorded Live on Clubhouse October 22, 2021) Expert growth coach Guy Cooper shares his process for taking your business from stagnant to stardom! How to let go and delegate, hire a team you trust, and stop wasting your time throughout the process.  Moderators: Colin C. Campbell, Michele Van Tilborg Speaker: Guy Cooper Mentioned Reading Material: Delegate or Die! by Dr. Randall Harris Sign up to our email and never miss an update on our special events, guest speakers, and more: https://startup.club/

The often elusive question of success explored  (Recorded Live on Clubhouse October 29, 2021) Guy Cooper is back with us and this time we're discussing the small percentage of startups that strike it big. Why is it so hard to break through? Where do business owners go wrong? This session explores those questions and lays out the stage gates to meet in order to scale.  Moderators: Colin C. Campbell, Michele Van Tilborg, Jeff Sass Guest: Guy Cooper Sign up to our email and never miss an update on our special events, guest speakers, and more: https://startup.club/

Today Tom is Joined by Guy Cooper, Haverhill Police officer, former marine and current candidate for mayor of Haverhill. Together they talk about the upcoming election, Guy's plans for the future of Haverhill and other pressing issues facing Haverhill.   Find out more and support Guy Cooper: Website: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.guyformayor.com%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR1Fzn36e6s06j02dMvK193EI599JxbCj2bfEKCIyWRvFhBYMQj9mi8EFnE&h=AT1znkqV1zy9nQQsOXeWUuFt6tPCVHq8pwtMl76V6WLgix62e-nLkRmAp1sHNquVUejs5Ff0inBrAXSNaVzr-bTPiXG4YJte9W4XKqNeeA51E9VV5wzTHewg2ugdOY-gztc Faceboook: https://www.facebook.com/GuyCooperforMayor/   Contact Guy at: info@guyformayor.com   Follow Tom and The Valley Patriot on: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnmOQIeRxnrkI0iiH-ZEfYw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ValleyPatriot Public Celebrity Page: https://www.facebook.com/tomdugganJr/?ref=page_internal Podbean: https://payingattention.podbean.com/   #Haverhill #LocalPolitics #TheValleyPatriot #MerrimackValley #UnitedPodcastNetwork #Studio21PodcastCafe

Gold Coast punk rockers Goatzilla have never been a band to conform to expectations or labels.Their sensational single “Drop Bear” was both humorous and dangerous at the same time and their approach to music in general – while never wavering – has always been with a firm do it yourself ethos that many profess but few embrace.After a period of inactivity shared by musicians globally, the band have emerged with a new lineup, a plethora of new music, and a slightly different sonic delivery hat only serves to emphatically prove that with Goatzilla the only thing you can take as gospel is the fact that they will continuously and tirelessly turn over every conceivable stone, rock or blade of grass that dares stand in their path.Latest single “Nightmare” is a breath of fresh air, albeit one that could be classed as stale air due to the fact it comes from a bygone era where music was loud, abrasive and in your face.It is an instant pub rock classic, dripping with all of the characteristics that have defined great rock outfits over the last four decades.Recorded with Guy Cooper at Serotonin Studios and using the guitar head used by Kurt Cobain on Nirvana's 1992 Australian tour, “Nightmare” is anything but.Goatzilla frontman Ben Zilla joined HEAVY earlier this week to talk about the track.“It has that early Aussie kind of rock sound,” he said, ”from the Alberts era. You had The Angels and Rose Tattoo and then later on you had bands like The Poor and the Screaming Jets so it's that kind of influence that we all share and we all love. We've all got a lot of influences and musical heroes. You got the heavy stuff, American hair metal, you have the Motley Crue style and the drummer is more into the current metal so he keeps us up to date (laughs). He also throws in some left of centre stuff so we've got all these different influences coming in there. This particular track is probably a lot more straight down the line Aussie pub rock but we've also got a bunch of newer stuff as well which has a lot of other influences in there that will be different for us as well. It's fun experimenting.”In the full interview, Ben talks more about the idea for “Nightmare”, the almost conceptual story of the lyrics and how it relates to the AC/DC classic “Jailbreak”, the shock value of releasing something completely different, upcoming new music and more.

In this episode we are joined by Oklahoma's own Marshall Plumb, owner and operator of Marshall's Racing in Stillwater, OK and one of the organizers for the Oklahoma State Championship Series. However, most people outside of Oklahoma probably know Marshall as one of the most tenured members of the professional motocross and supercross pits. Marshall started his career as a mechanic in his home country of Canada and later moved to the US where he tuned Guy Cooper and Bryan Swink to national championships in the early 90's. He remained a professional mechanic through the late 90's and eventually landed at Dunlop Tires where he still works on the weekends today. Marshall has an incredible story and the Oklahoma moto scene is fortunate to have him.

Welcome to the 24th episode of season 2 with 2 nerds and a jock! On this episode the guys are joined by a special guest: Cooper! Cooper talks about acting life in Atlanta and his current podcast: Podcast of Greats! Followed by Cooper's interview, the guys jump back into Name that and dive into some news afterwards. Lastly, Ben and Wes get into an argument if the movie "Signs" still holds up today. Join in on the laughs and let us know if you think there are any movies we should argue over! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2nerdsandajock/support

Guy Cooper epitomizes the hard-working motocross racer. After spending years in the trenches as a privateer, eventually earning a factory ride and winning a national motocross championship. Listen as we walk through the life and times of a humble champion.

We talk to FMX Legend Cowboy Kenny Bartram about the old contest courses, what he's up to now and his uncle Guy Cooper. thanks to our sponsors www.boyesen.com www.strokerindustries.com www.canvasmx.com Support this podcast

In a special treat, we get a chance to catch Kim Cooper, former Economic Development Officer and world-famous Ag Guy for a conversation. It was a great conversation about the past, present, and the future of agriculture. The Chatham-Kent Economic Development Podcast is a way to share information and business news from across the region. Check out Chatham-Kent Economic Development at www.investck.ca

Gold Coast punk upstarts Charlie Rebel release their new album The People's Republic Of Earth on May 1, with guitarist/vocalist Nick Torr and bass player/producer Guy Cooper sitting down with HEAVY to give us the rundown on the album and more."It's great to finally get the full album out"! Cooper enthused. "It's been a couple of E.P's and a lot of singles so it's been a bit of a journey. It's great to push for that full album and really pull together the essence of the live set. I first saw the guys live up in Cairns a long time ago and this album is a culmination of trying to capture that live energy and rawness and fun sound that the guys are delivering on stage. Finding a way to deliver that on a recording is a tricky situation but they've really pulled out all stops. The guitars are slamming and heavy and raging and Chris (Torr) is a monster on the drum kit and really captures that sound well. The whole album is a really good version of what they are live".With a name like The People's Republic Of Earth it is clearly evident that Charlie Rebel are focussing on things that could be controversial and divisive in terms of lyrical content, but Nick scoffs at the thought of having to censure anything that comes out of his mouth or pen."Nah mate, I don't think there is a line", he deflected. "That might be a fault of mine, I don't know. There's always people that do get offended but it's the old saying, opinions are like assholes, everyone's got one. The way I see this planet is it needs more fucken opinions. It needs more truth. If I offend you then come back and say something to me that is otherwise and offend me"."That's what is great about punk music too", Cooper interjected. "You get to stand up and say something about how fucked up the government is and how all the terrible shit they are doing is going down and you've got a voice as a musician and as a punk band to do that. People might expect it or not expect it but they're getting it whether they like it or not".In the full interview Charlie Rebel go into greater detail about the album, run through new single 'You Know' and the story behind it, introduce us to Charlie Trout the bands unofficial mascot, discuss the album launch on May 4, reveal their Japan tour and things they have seen and learnt from previous tours that would translate well to Australian venues.

Canadian born Marshall Plumb has been around the pro motocross and supercross scene since the mid-eighties. As a factory mechanic for Team Suzuki, he wrenched for Guy Cooper, helping him to the 1990 125 National Motocross Championship, then went on to spin wrenches for Brian Swink. In 1998, Marshall took his knowledge of suspension and […]

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Trey Canard comes on to discuss his season through 5 rounds. Jimmy Albertson joins us to discuss things that he and Guy Cooper, also on this show, enjoy. Cole Martinez has had a great 2015 so far and talks about it. Weege is in studio and the whole reason this 199.5 came together. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Adrian Goldberg presents cutting edge investigative journalism, as well as taking on listeners' campaigns and consumer issues. Unwitting second-hand car buyers are being chased for hundreds of pounds in debts on loans taken out by previous owners of their car. Drivers raising finance with so-called 'logbook loans' secured on their vehicles are selling on their cars before settling their accounts. Because logbook loans are secured using a Victorian law called the Bill of Sales Act, they offer much less protection to consumers than other forms of credit. Under the Act, a borrower taking out a logbook loan actually hands ownership of the vehicle over to the lender. Not only does that mean that the borrower has no legal right to sell on the vehicle but any innocent third party buying it also has no rights of ownership. 5 live Investigates speaks to one victim who paid £1,100 for a second-hand car. A year after buying the car, the owner received a letter from a loan company to say she wasn't the legal owner of the vehicle and was told would have to pay £600 to keep it - because the previous owner of the car had taken out a loan secured on the vehicle but had sold it on before settling all of his debts. It's estimated that around 40,000 bills of sale were registered in 2008-09 in England and Wales and experts warn these loans could become more popular as credit remains squeezed by mainstream lenders. The Trading Standards Institute says loans secured on bills of sale should be outlawed. The previous Labour government consulted on whether to ban the practice but the coalition government has decided not to legislate. Also on the programme, why are so many non-league clubs going to the wall? Is it that small businessmen have over-ambitious ideas, destroying the clubs they buy and letting down local creditors? John Beech of Coventry University has completed an extensive survey of non-league finances - he's discovered that there have been even more bankruptcies in non-league than league clubs. 5 live Investigates also speaks to Guy Cooper of Halesowen Town's supporters club, who tells how the club went broke, David Newton, the FA's head of integrity, and Kevin Rye of Supporters Direct. To contact the programme, email goldberg@bbc.co.uk - or send comments via Twitter to @5LInvestigates.

Oklahoman's and '80-'90's era fans rejoice, Airtime has landed. Matthes hooks up with Guy Cooper to chronicle his career from start to finish. As you would expect Cooper is a great story teller and this is an interesting listen for sure. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

Oklahoman's and '80-'90's era fans rejoice, Airtime has landed. Matthes hooks up with Guy Cooper to chronicle his career from start to finish. As you would expect Cooper is a great story teller and this is an interesting listen for sure. -- Intro Music- "Save The Planet" by The Tragically Hip, "Useless" by Destination Destroy Yourself // Outro Music- "The Permanent Rain" by The Dangerous Summer"

Matthes calls up long-time industry veteran and championship winning mechanic Marshall Plumb. The tire guru and shop owner worked with Ross Pederson, Guy Cooper, Brian Swink, Larry Ward, Jeff Matiasevich and more and now you can witness his wisdom.

Matthes calls up long-time industry veteran and championship winning mechanic Marshall Plumb. The tire guru and shop owner worked with Ross Pederson, Guy Cooper, Brian Swink, Larry Ward, Jeff Matiasevich and more and now you can witness his wisdom.